Hi, very good idea! I asked it some time ago but with no reaction at all... the same as you :(
For example in our country (Czech republic) it is normaly to talking about wind speed in m/s insted of km/h.
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to get around the errors caused by simultaneous access to the .sdb
files, I added a small delay in my script that is called by cron.
Wview accesses the database around second 0. Waiting till second 10
avoids the concurrency in almost all cases.
For the wind speed: Just change your templates. The m/s wind speeds
are available as e.g. <!--windSpeed_ms-->
To get metric units from the database I enabled export to mysql and
defined some views that do the necessary conversions.
-jo
That's it! Thx alot.
Firestone
Second thing that I realized if it's possible to get graphics wind
dial in m/s too...?
Firestone
ARCHIVE records are written around the 5th second of the archive
interval minute. I.e., using an archive interval of 5 minutes (the
default) there would be an archive record stored at 00:05:05, 00:10:05, ...
NOAA records are updated shortly after each archive record generated.
Mark
On 2/5/12 3:01 AM, J�rg Sommrey wrote:
> Hi,
>
> to get around the errors caused by simultaneous access to the .sdb
> files, I added a small delay in my script that is called by cron.
> Wview accesses the database around second 0. Waiting till second 10
> avoids the concurrency in almost all cases.
>
> For the wind speed: Just change your templates. The m/s wind speeds
> are available as e.g. <!--windSpeed_ms-->
>
> To get metric units from the database I enabled export to mysql and
> defined some views that do the necessary conversions.
>
> -jo
>
> Second thing that I realized if it's possible to get graphics wind
> dial in m/s too...?
>
That's done in htmlGenerate.c. Shouldn't be too difficult to change if
you do not intent to implement a general solution (i.e. something that
is configurable).
-jo
-jo